Zhou He had a very long dream. She dreamed of the life she had lived as a foil.
She herself, her husband, her parents, and her older brother were all supporting characters in the story of the protagonist, Liu Ke. They were even foils. The more miserable her family was, the smoother Liu Ke's life went. Even her tragic death served to highlight the protagonist's goodness and virtue. When she died, the female lead merely tossed out a breezy, "Bind with someone else."
After waking up, she found herself at a pivotal point in the story, facing a decision that would shape the rest of her life: dropping out of school!
How could her stubborn, mule-headed father, her mother, who had spent most of her life as a housewife, and her older brother, who had worked so hard just to become a factory hand, possibly accept her decision?!
But Zhou He was determined to drop out! Far from going astray, she started making money and even unlocked a strange study space.
She could finally say it boldly:
Stubborn old dad, sit down! Mom, who can't make up her mind when things happen, sit down! Big bro, you can find your own way, but you need to sit down too!
Zhou He not only started her own crawfish business, she also helped her mother turn her hobbies into a career as a designer and opened a factory, creating jobs for local housewives. Her stubborn dad had to change his temper too. He returned to his old trade as a carpenter, and she helped him open a furniture factory. Her older brother got promoted and even secured a patent!
In the end, she became an industrialist and gained worldwide fame!
This supporting female character who was supposed to be a foil? She wouldn't play that part! She was never meant to be anyone's foil! She would take control of her own life!
Oh, and there was also a clingy, lovey-dovey guy. She supposed she could take him too.
As for the original female lead? Who was that? She couldn't remember.
Generally speaking, what would the heroine say? I don't see how great it is
These are all chosen by the heroine herself, and the heroine in the control group cannot be entirely blamed.